Solutions: Limiting Diffraction

Defeat this sharpness-robbing phenomenon by considering the focal length of your lens and choosing an appropriate aperture

The Editors

Published August 20, 2013

Have you ever looked at your photos and detected an annoying lack of sharpness?

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